What Is Known About the Floor Plan So Far
If you are looking for the Kamathipura Redevelopment Mumbai floor plan, here is the honest position: detailed unit layouts have not been released yet. The project is in pre-launch, RERA approval is under process and apartment sizes are yet to be announced.
What is already known is the type of homes and spaces planned. This page lists them, explains what a 500 sq. ft. carpet area home means in daily life, and gives you a checklist for reading the floor plans when they are published.
Home Types Planned in the Project
Rehabilitation homes
Eligible residential tenants are proposed to receive homes with 500 sq. ft. carpet area.
2, 3 and 4 BHK apartments
The plan includes 2, 3 and 4 BHK apartments as part of the new housing stock. Exact sizes are not announced.
Offices and retail shops
Commercial space is part of the plan so existing shop and office occupants can return to the redeveloped area.
| Space Type | What We Know | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Rehab homes | 500 sq. ft. carpet area for eligible residential tenants | Proposed |
| MHADA housing | About 44,000 sq. m. of housing stock and around 900 additional homes | Planned |
| 2, 3 and 4 BHK | Apartment sizes and carpet areas | To be announced |
| Offices and shops | Sizes and positions | To be announced |
Information is based on the current project plan and may change.
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What 500 Sq. Ft. Carpet Area Means
Carpet area is the floor space you can actually walk on inside the walls of your home. It leaves out the thickness of the walls, balconies that are counted separately and common areas such as lobbies and staircases.
In metric terms, 500 sq. ft. is about 46.5 sq. m. For many families in the older cessed buildings of Kamathipura, where rooms are small and facilities are shared, a self-contained home of this size with its own kitchen and bathroom would be a clear step up. The exact room split will only be known when the layouts are published.
Why carpet area is the number to compare
Super built-up or saleable area adds a share of common areas on top of what you use. Two homes with the same saleable area can have very different carpet areas. When you compare any two units, ask for the carpet area first.
How to Read a Floor Plan When It Is Released
- Check the carpet area of each room and of the whole home, not only the total area.
- Look at where the windows and doors are placed. Good light and cross ventilation matter a lot in dense city areas.
- See how the kitchen, bathroom and living space connect. Short, direct movement paths make a small home feel larger.
- Note the storage. Built-in niches and wall space for cupboards help in a 500 sq. ft. home.
- Compare the plan with the approved version on the MahaRERA website once the project is registered.
Floor Plan and Price Go Together
Unit size is the biggest driver of price for any new home. As sizes are announced, you can read how assistance and pricing connect on our Kamathipura Redevelopment Mumbai price page.
The layout of the full cluster, including where buildings and open spaces sit relative to each other, is a separate document. Read how that is expected to work on the Kamathipura Redevelopment master plan page.
Questions to Ask the Board About Your Unit
- What is the carpet area of my rehabilitation home and which building will it be in?
- Which floor and which wing will I be allotted, and how is that decided?
- Can I see the approved plan before I sign any agreement?
- What happens if the final carpet area differs from the plan?
- When will I be shifted to my new home and what support continues until then?
Rehab Homes and Sale Homes
The project will have two broad kinds of homes. Rehabilitation homes are for eligible existing residential tenants and are proposed at 500 sq. ft. carpet area. The remaining housing stock, including the 2, 3 and 4 BHK apartments, forms the new MHADA housing and any units made available through the plan.
The two types may sit in different buildings or wings, and their layouts may differ. Until plans are published, avoid assuming that sizes in one category apply to the other.
Making the Most of a Compact Home
A well-planned 500 sq. ft. home can feel comfortable. When the plans come out, look for a few features that help small homes work well.
- An open living and dining area with few internal walls.
- Windows on at least two sides for light and cross ventilation.
- A kitchen that can be closed or opened to the living area.
- Space for wardrobes and loft storage.
- A bathroom that does not open directly into the living room.
Commercial Units to Expect
The plan includes office spaces and retail shops. Existing commercial occupants receive monthly rent support based on size slabs of up to 200 sq. ft., 200 to 400 sq. ft. and above 400 sq. ft. That suggests the board is planning for commercial units of varied sizes.
When unit layouts are shared, commercial owners should check the frontage, the floor level, access for deliveries and how units are grouped along the new lanes.
Comparing Home Sizes Across the Project
| Home Type | Size Information | What to Ask |
|---|---|---|
| Rehabilitation home | 500 sq. ft. carpet area | Room split, floor and building |
| 2 BHK | Size to be announced | Carpet area and balcony |
| 3 BHK | Size to be announced | Carpet area and storage |
| 4 BHK | Size to be announced | Carpet area and number of bathrooms |
| Shops and offices | Size to be announced | Frontage, level and access |
Sizes will be updated here once confirmed.
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